Farfel Notebook 11: Leaves 655-690

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The earliest example of printed music in England appears in Wynkyn de Worde's 1495 ed. of Ranulf Hidgen's Polyaonicon. Fewer than 12 books with music were printed in England before 1530.

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667 Cohasco, Inc. Yonkers, N.Y. Feb. '08 $28.50

Bible. Spanish La Biblia Sagrade, a saber: ? 8^0 New York: Printed by A. Paul from stereotype plates prepared by A. Chandler for the American Bible Society. 1824.

See #492

Ref: D. and M. 8506. Copy: Yale, Am. R. Society NY, Georgetown Univ Lib. NYPL, Ohio Wesleyen Univ, Del., Peabody Institute, Baltimore La Profecia De Isaias XLI. 685 (14 x 23) XLII 686 13.5 x 22 cm. 2 col. 64 lines

(928, 251 p.) Text covers 1179 pages. The 1st and 2nd book of Maccabers are omitted.

A corrected reprint based on the 2nd. ed. which appeared at Madrid (1794-97, 19 vol. 8^0) copy Am Bible Soc. NY.) Reprinted in 1826; and without The Apocrypha in 1829, 1830 and 1832.

#318 Rumball - Petre (1954)

1st Spanish Bible printed in Spain --> 1793. A translation from the Vulgate by Rev. P. Felipe Scio de S. Miguel, Vonfessor to Ferdinand VII. All earlier Spanish Bibles were published outside of Spain and generally without the approval of the Catholic Church. Father Scio's translation was printed in Madrid, and its 2nd ed. (1797) furnished the text for the 1st Spanish Testament printed in America.

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D and M. #8489 The Bible, F. Scio's version [crossed out] A corrected reprint based on [end crossed out] the 2nd ed. --> Madrid: Benito Cano, 1794-7. 8^0 19 vol. A revised ed. of #8488 without the Latin Vulgate.

Rumball Petre (1954) #293 1st Spanish Bible. 1569, 4^0, T. Guarinus, Basel. #302 2nd Spanish Bible. 1602, f^0, L. Jacobi, Amsterdam (See #492)

D and M. #8495 1819 El Nuevo Testemento...traducido de la Biblia Vulgata Latina en Espanol por.... Felipe Scio de S. Miguel A.B.S. Elilu White: New York: (17 x 10cm) The N.T. F. Scio's version reprinted from the 2nd ed (See note after #8488) Stereotype ed. Pp. 376 Text printed in double columns; without chapter headings, notes etc.

D and M #8488 1793 - Joseph y Thomas de Orga. Valencia: 1790-3. 4^0 10 vol. 293 x 200 mm. Scio de San Miguel La Biblia Vulgata Latina traducida en espanol y anotada....por Philipe Scio de San Miguel Latin and Spanish copy: Univ. of Chicago, Univ. of Illinois, Urbana Univ. of Kansas, Lawrence

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668 Jant B. McCall Hot Springs, AR. March '08 $27.95

Bible. English. Authorized 4^0 Worcester, Mass. : Isaiah Thomas, 1792. Ref: Sabin H. 5173, Evans 23185, Wright pp. 74-88, Copy: Yale, HEHL (f^0) ed., Indiana Univ. Herbert #1356 Harvard Psalms. p. 537-8 (8 3/4 x 11") 60 lines and headlines. 2 columns. Roman and Italic types. Marginal references. Psalm 64:2 --> 68:21.

1310 pp. Two engraved frontispieces. 1st quarto ed. Old T. (p7-1014) and New (p1017-1276) John Brown's Concordance.

In the mid-1790s Thomas was as the height of his activities as a publisher. He employed about 150 people in Worcester alone. His back list had great depth in textbooks and Bibles and a range that was unrivaled. By the end of the century I. Thomas was one of the nation's richest men, with a fortune estimated at over $150,000. Though he was the nation's 1st great publisher, Thomas is more often remembered for 2 things. The 1st in his History of Printing in America and the 2nd in the founding of the American Antiquarian Society.

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